UCLA’s Lonzo Ball (2) greets his brother LiAngelo Ball, left, and father LaVar Ball, right, after scoring 20 points in their 114-77 win over Long Beach State at an NCAA college basketball game in Los Angeles, Sunday, Nov. 20, 2016. Michael Owen BakerAP

UCLA’s Lonzo Ball (2) greets his brother LiAngelo Ball, left, and father LaVar Ball, right, after scoring 20 points in their 114-77 win over Long Beach State at an NCAA college basketball game in Los Angeles, Sunday, Nov. 20, 2016. Michael Owen BakerAP

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“We are aware of a situation involving UCLA student-athletes in Hangzhou, China.” UCLA said in a statement reported by Goodman. “The university is cooperating fully with local authorities on this matter, and we have no further comment at this time.”

Tuesday morning, the Atlanta Journal Constitution reported “Local police were called to the team hotel for both UCLA and Georgia Tech on Tuesday morning to investigate an unknown matter.”

The AJC reported that three Georgia Tech players were questioned and cleared, citing a statement from Georgia Tech.

“Police inspected the UCLA team bus’ cargo compartment as players on the bus waited to go to practice,” the AJC report said. “After a lengthy delay, players eventually got off the bus and returned to the hotel. Additional police vehicles arrived at the hotel around 11:40 a.m. local time.”

Ball, a 6-foot-6 small forward, is the younger son of controversial basketball parent LaVar Ball. His brother starred for the Bruins last year and is now an L.A. Laker. Ball, Riley and Hill are part of a top-10 recruiting class for the Bruins, who were ranked No. 21 in the AP’s preseason Top 25 poll.